Sentence examples for forces of world from inspiring English sources
"It's much more in line with the 'comfort women' of the Japanese and Philippine armed forces" of World War II.
But in the segregated armed forces of World War II, black soldiers were usually confined to jobs in manual labor or supply units.
And we are all targets -- "soft" targets, since the terrorists (not unlike the air forces of World War II) prefer to kill civilians.
A determined though moderate advocate of strategic air power, Andrews is credited with development of the Boeing B-17 bomber; his command became the model for the powerful army air forces of World War II.
All the major forces of world politics—e.g., war, the development of national economies, and the demand for social services—have reinforced the national state as the primary focus of people's loyalties.
In the same way it is right that we turn off the microphone to those who say that human-induced climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the shadowy forces of world government at meetings of the Bilderberg group.
Obama could drive home the force of world opinion by visiting Jerusalem and Ramallah — perhaps addressing a mass rally in Tel Aviv, the heart of Israel's globalization.
The supposed realist who cast hunger for power as the driving force of world history spent most of his time writing for journals with subscribers in the low five figures.
While the country's farmers are being exposed to the full force of world competition, they are saddled with artificially high costs because much of the rest of the economy consists of public or private monopolies sheltering behind legal and constitutional barriers to competition.The worst moment will come in 2008, when tariffs are eliminated on American corn.
"India is the financial force of world cricket and West Indies make most of their income from tours either to India or India coming to the West Indies.
The tide that washed in Van Damme -- risen from the devastating force of World War II -- carried with it other enterprising Europeans.
